Changes associated with the accumulation of excessive amounts of iron in certain organs of the rat.
PubMedPublished 1 February 1958Open access
L. Golberg, J. P. Smith
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The recent development of iron-dextran complexes which can be given to animals parenterally in huge quantities relative to the therapeutic dose has enabled the study of gross overloading with iron to be carried further.
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